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Imagine a scholarship program funded by a Nollywood production company that exclusively supports animal rescue volunteers who are active members of religious organizations. Do you think tying higher education funding to community service and faith-based values creates a meaningful social safety net, or does it potentially alienate those who don't fit the criteria? Given the rising costs of housing and property, could this model become a viable way to support young changemakers who are struggling to find their place in the world?